Word: clickings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...hour. On a good four-hour shift, you might turn over six or eight sales. Rejection becomes part of life, but it's still tough to have Joneses, Steins and Cunninghams slamming the phone down in midsentence: "You haven't heard of Basic Wiring? Well, I'm glad I (click...
While the Harvard power-play fizzled (oh-for-six), B.U.'s continued to click (25 percent on the year), as the Terriers scored three goals with a man advantage...
...time Rehkamp struggles up two sets of concrete stairs to the entrance of Bright. Jack Reardon, who runs the arena, has already unchained the doors for her and then disappeared. She's alone in the cavernous arena to practice figure-skating routines, and it's nice to click on the Panasonic and step onto the ice, performing to the undivided attention of 2000 mute chairs while sound waves glide across the ice and reverberate off the wooden rafters high above...
Fraser and Sacks stalk around the kitchen table, glaring at each other throughout much of the first act. They balance each other's performances: unfortunately, both take most of this act to warm up. When they finally click in their roles the show quickly gains impact. Fraser moves with the uncertainty of an old man, his hands shaking as he presses back his hair with habitual nervousness, his feet shuffling as he constantly paces back and forth, trying to understand his life and, especially, his oldest...
Thus does the amazing saga of the Harvard Football Road Show continue. An overflow Homecoming Day crowd of 16,000--close to the largest in Cary Field history--watched the gridders click for their fourth win in four outings away from Cambridge, compared with an 0-3-1 ledger at home...